Signata (SATA)

Digital credit is only a year old, which makes clear explanations & institutional risk framing essential.

@NateGeraci asked the tough questions on digital credit, $SATA, $ASST, the $BTC drawdown & more.

My full conversation on @CryptoPrimePod.

TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro: Matt Cole on Strive and SATA
01:09 Strive’s shift into structured finance
02:44 ASST vs. SATA: amplified Bitcoin exposure vs. digital credit
07:28 What SATA is and how the preferred equity works
10:12 Why Strive calls SATA “digital credit”
13:32 Credit risk, Bitcoin drawdowns, and Strive’s reserves
17:46 Bitcoin return scenarios and SATA dividend sustainability
20:25 Bitcoin as collateral vs. cash-flowing assets
25:08 Does a 13% dividend mean higher risk?
29:47 How digital credit should be marketed
34:30 SATA vs. Strategy’s Stretch
36:25 Strategy, Michael Saylor, and Bitcoin’s market narrative
41:04 Why Bitcoin has drawn down
43:02 AI, IPOs, and capital flowing away from Bitcoin
43:44 OG Bitcoin holder selling pressure
47:20 What could bring B

Some notes on $SATA shorting stats:

-> Short sales are consistently driving 50% to over 62% of daily trading volume, showing intense selling and hedging pressure from the bears.

-> The annualised cost to borrow has completely exploded, jumping from 6% in mid-June to a brutal 58.08% as of today. Holding a short position here is continuing to be incredibly expensive.

-> Borrowable share availability is frequently hitting 0 intraday. The lending market is facing a severe supply bottleneck, making the stock highly illiquid for new short positions and priming it for a tight liquidity squeeze.

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